Showing posts with label On Our Nightstand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label On Our Nightstand. Show all posts

On Our Nightstand (#10)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

Morning lovelies,

My nightstand has been looking the same for the past few weeks.
With the December holidays, I stopped reading since I had family in town. Then I started grad school in January so I haven't picked up any book. I'm almost halfway through Hunted by Meagan Spooner so I'll try to tackle that one first. Then, I'll try to start over with Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas since I started it ages ago. The same will be done with I'd Tell You I Love, But Then I'll Have to Kill You by Ally Carter. I've already read On Broken Wings by Chanel Cleeton and Hard Hitter by Sarina Bowen but I haven't put them in my book boxes yet. 

My goal will be to get rid of these books on my nightstand soon because I'm a little tired of seeing these same unread books staring at me and at my failure to read them.

Whose else's nightstand are filled with unread books? Anybody is tackling them? Let me know!

On Our Nightstand (#9)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

Morning Friends,

My nightstand for this month looks like this:
I am currently reading Hard Hitter by Sarina Bowen, I got in the mail On Broken Wings by Chanel Cleeton (there's a giveaway currently going!), I borrowed from the library Prior Bad Acts by Tami Hoag, and I'm still reading I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have To Kill You by Ally Carter and Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas.

I should really finish the Ally Carter and Sarah Maas books and I will! But not by the end of this year, unfortunately.

Nahomi's nightstand:
Nahomi is currently reading, as an audiobook, Mindy Kaling's Why Not Me?

What books are on your nightstand?

On Our Nightstand (#8)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

Morning Swooners,


Nahomi's nightstand is one hot mess. It filled with books that her kindergartener is currently reading. 

How does your nightstand look?


On Our Nightstand (#7)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it. I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to be sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

On my nightstand, I have The Great Hunt by Wendy Higgins (which I'm currently reading), Unspeakable by Laura Griffin (I hope to read next), and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling (which I'm reading with my husband).

On Nahomi's nightstand, she has Faking It by Cora Carmack (which she hopes to be starting soon) and her daughter's bedtime books.

What books are on your nightstand?

On Our Nightstand (#6)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it. I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to be sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

This week, my nightstand looks like this:
My nightstand is holding my current read and my iPad. I'm currently reading, for the second time,  A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas and on my iPad I'm reading Succubus on Top by Richelle Mead.


On Nahomi's nightstand, she has Wicked Sexy Liar by Christina Lauren. Most of her reading these days are done on her phone.

What books do you have on your nightstand?


On Our Nightstand (#5)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it. I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to be sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

My nightstand have been looking like this for the past few weeks. Same books and (different) water bottles. Taking my sweet time reading and not rushing it.

I'm currently reading The Epidemic by Suzanne Young, Tempting Her Fake Fiance by Julie Patricka on my iPad/phone, and I'm listening to the audiobook of Beautiful Bastard by Christina Lauren on my phone Overdrive account.

How is your nightstand looking?

On Our Nightstand (#4)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it. I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to be sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

This week, my nightstand look like this:
I am currently reading Rebel, Bully, Geek, Pariah by Erin Jade Lange, I am (hopefully) starting The Epidemic by Suzanne Young this weekend, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling is still sitting there gathering dust as my husband and I don't continue reading it. I might just read myself and forget about him.

Nahomi's nightstand is looking a little scary these days but since she's been listening to audiobooks lately we are spared her mess and get a look at her Overdrive account:

(Let's not mention how her low battery life is giving me a twitch.)

How does your nightstand look?

On Our Nightstand (#3)

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it. I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to be sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

My nightstand:
I am currently reading Silver Shadows by Richelle Mead on my iPad/phone, I'm about to start Alone in the Dark by Karen Rose, and I'm still sloooooowly reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secret by J.K. Rowling with my husband. 

Nahomi's nightstand:

How does your nightstand look?

On Our Nightstand (#2) - Janet Evanovich and Richelle Mead Edition

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.
One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it.  I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

Nahomi is driving up Orlando today and we get to see each other(!) and hang out and talk blog stuff, as well as books and life stuff. But the reason she is doing the three-and-a-half hours drive to see me is not necessarily for us to hang out. We got tickets to see Janet Evanovich in Kissimmee for the release of her newest Stephanie Plum book, Tricky Twenty-Two, on Saturday November 14th. Also, Richelle Mead will be in our local indie bookstore Books and Books promoting her latest book, Soundless. Lots of bookish stuff happening this weekend!

With that in mind, it no wonder why our shelves are filled with books, preparing for this weekend.

Nahomi's nightstand:

Nahomi just finished Smart Girl by Rachel Hollis (not pictured), is starting Soundless by Richelle Mead, and is re-reading part of Finger-Lickin' Fifteen by Janet Evanovich.



This time, its my nightstand that looks scary.

How does your nightstand look?

On Our Nightstand

On Our Nightstand is where we show the state of disarray our nightstand look holding all the books we are currently reading.

One night, I was halfway through a book when I knew I was going to finish it right then and there. So, before snuggling in for the night, I went ahead and grabbed my next TBR book and put it on my nightstand just so I didn't have to get up and get it.  I looked at my nightstand, which is just stack of pretty boxes, and had an idea. After talking about this with Nahomi, we're going to sharing, occasionally, how the towering books on our nightstands look with our readers.

I (Jenn) am currently reading Every Little Kiss by Kendra Leigh Castle, rereading (sporadically) Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas on my iPad, and I'm (re)reading aloud to my husband Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling.

Nahomi:
Nahomi is currently reading One Life by A.J. Pine on her phone (not pictured), she is going to start Soundless by Richelle Mead, and is reading all the books with her four-year old. 

(Nahomi's nightstand truly does scares me, though. It makes me nervous.)

How does your nightstand look?


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